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<gconfschemafile> <schemalist> <schema> <key>/schemas/apps/cpufreq-applet/prefs/cpu</key> <owner>cpufreq-applet</owner> <type>int</type> <default>0</default> <gettext_domain>gnome-applets-2.0</gettext_domain> <locale name="C"> <short>CPU to Monitor</short> <long>Set the CPU to monitor. In a single processor system you don't have to change it.</long> </locale> </schema> <schema> <key>/schemas/apps/cpufreq-applet/prefs/show_mode</key> <owner>cpufreq-applet</owner> <type>int</type> <default>2</default> <gettext_domain>gnome-applets-2.0</gettext_domain> <locale name="C"> <short>Mode to show cpu usage</short> <long>A 0 value means to show the applet in graphic mode (pixmap only), 1 to show the applet in text mode (not to show the pixmap) and 2 to show the applet in graphic and text mode.</long> </locale> </schema> <schema> <key>/schemas/apps/cpufreq-applet/prefs/show_text_mode</key> <owner>cpufreq-applet</owner> <type>int</type> <default>1</default> <gettext_domain>gnome-applets-2.0</gettext_domain> <locale name="C"> <short>The type of text to display (if the text is enabled).</short> <long>A 0 value means to show cpu frequency, 1 to show frequency and units, and 2 to show percentage instead of frequency.</long> </locale> </schema> </schemalist> </gconfschemafile>